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      Conor McGregor urged to fight Logan Paul by Manny Pacquiao’s strength coach who says YouTuber has ‘got some skills’

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      CONOR MCGREGOR’s chances of fighting Manny Pacquiao appear to be in tatters, with the legendary Filipino’s coach urging the Irishman to do battle with Logan Paul instead.The Notorious was hotly tipped to face Pacquiao last year, amid his most recent MMA ‘retirement’.
      Conor McGregor suffered a broken leg at UFC 264Credit: Reuters
      Logan Paul survived eight rounds with Floyd MayweatherCredit: AFP
      But McGregor’s plan to launch his quest to reclaim UFC lightweight gold before taking on Pacquiao haven’t panned out as he’d have hoped.
      The 32-year-old twice lost to old foe Dustin Poirier in the Octagon, with disaster striking in the latter bout, as he broke his leg at UFC 264.
      McGregor is is working towards recovery and bullishly expects big things upon his eventual return.
      But a potential boxing comeback could be against YouTuber Paul, rather than Pacquiao, if PacMan’s coach Justin Fortune is to be believed.
      Speaking to DAZN, Fortune urged McGregor: “Fight Logan Paul for the money, big guy, deserves it. I like Logan Paul, he’s got some skills.
      “These exhibitions are great for the guys on YouTube who are making a lot of money. But it’s all good until someone gets hurt.

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      “At the moment they’re making tons of money and no-one is getting hurt, and that’s all well and good, but if they start fighting serious guys – someone is going to get seriously hurt.”
      Paul, 26, lost his professional debut to Brit KSI, but impressed many observers by surviving eight rounds with Floyd Mayweather back in June.
      Pacquiao, meanwhile, may have entered the ring professionally for the final time, having lost to Yordenis Ugas last night in Las Vegas.
      In the future, you may not see Manny Pacquiao fight again in the ringManny Pacquiao
      The popular star, 42, said: “In the future, you may not see Manny Pacquiao fight again in the ring.
      “I don’t know. But for how many decades, I’m so happy with what I’ve done in boxing.
      “I contribute a record in boxing also and to make boxing the top.
      “And especially bring honour to my country and the Filipino people.
      “I’m so proud to be a Filipino and thankful to all the fans all over the world.”
      Manny Pacquiao was beaten by Yordenis Ugas last nightCredit: Reuters
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      Nate Diaz takes credit for Mayweather vs McGregor and Paul ‘sisters’ boxing careers on fifth anniversary of UFC 202

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      UFC superstar Nate Diaz has taken credit for the swathe of big fights in boxing over the last four years – including Floyd Mayweather’s clash with Conor McGregor.The 2017 showdown between Mayweather and McGregor kick-started a trend of crossover bouts which have divided fans.
      Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor went to war five years ago at UFC 202Credit: Getty
      And the Stockton slugger has claimed he was the one to kick start the trend of super-fightsCredit: Getty
      But on the fifth anniversary of his epic rematch with The Notorious, UFC fan favourite Diaz has claimed he should be the one credited for the sport’s recent detour.
      The youngest Diaz brother wrote on Instagram: “The start of the super-fight era.
      “You’re welcome Floyd, the Paul sisters and YouTubers around the world.
      “It’s a new day and age I told you I was changing the game @arielhelwani.
      “I might not get the credit, but I’ll take the motherf***in’ credit.
      “Don’t forget before I fought Conor I was the biggest name he ever fought too.”
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      Diaz, 36, lost his rematch with McGregor via majority decision – a verdict he still disputes to this day.
      He recently tweeted: “He got finished off with a choke
      “That last fight didn’t even thangs [sic] out. He’s still far behind but it’s Gucci.”
      Fan favourite Diaz was last in action at UFC 263 in June against in-form Brit Leon Edwards.
      The Stockton native suffered a unanimous decision defeat to Rocky but came close to stopping the fight in the final seconds of the fifth round.

      After the defeat, his second in a row, the Ultimate Fighter season five winner revealed he’d happily box Jake Paul once his contract with the UFC runs out.
      When asked about potentially facing the Paul brothers and being told of the praise he recently received from boxing great Andre Ward, Diaz said: “Those are all options.
      “And it’s great to hear Andre Ward talk about [us].
      “That’s one of the greatest of all time in boxing, I believe. Pound-for-pound, that’s the man.
      “That’s cool that I’m getting recognition from him at all.”
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      Mike Tyson’s secret to his incredible shape at 55 thanks to new diet, cardio and ‘weird’ stem cell treatment

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      MIKE TYSON is in peak condition at the age of 55.’Iron Mike’, who retired in 2005, has a whole new diet and cardio regime as well as going through a “weird” stem cell treatment.
      Mike Tyson in training shows off his amazing physique
      The former heavyweight king made his comeback against fellow legend Roy Jones Jr last year.
      Speaking to rapper LL Cool J on the Rock the Bells Radio show on SiriusXM last year, Tyson explained the methods he used to get back into fighting shape.
      “Really I would just change my diet and just do cardio work,” he said.
      “Cardio has to start, you have to have your endurance to go and do the process of training.
      “So something to do is get in cardio, I would try and get two hours of cardio a day, make sure you get that stuff in. You’re gonna make sure you’re eating the right food.
      “For me it’s almost like slave food. Doing what you hate to do but doing it like it’s nothing. Getting up when you don’t want to get up.
      “That’s what it is. It’s becoming a slave to life.
      “Being a slave to life means being the best person you can be, being the best you can possibly be, and when you are at the best you can possibly be is when you no longer exist and nobody talks about you. That’s when you’re at your best.”

      WHAT IS STEM CELL TREATMENT USED FOR?Stem cell transplants are carried out when bone marrow is damaged or isn’t able to produce healthy blood cells.
      It can also be used to replace damaged blood cells as the result of intensive cancer treatment.
      Here are conditions that stem cell transplants can be used to treat:

      severe aplastic anaemia (bone marrow failure)
      leukaemia – a type of cancer affecting white blood cells
      lymphoma – another type of cancer affecting white blood cells
      myeloma – cancer affecting cells called plasma cells
      certain blood, immune system and metabolic disorders – examples include sickle cell anaemia, thalassaemia, severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) and Hurler syndrome

      Tyson’s return to training for the first time in 15 years was also aided by stem-cell research therapy, that has left him feeling like a “different person”.
      Stem-cell therapy is the use of stem cells to treat or prevent a disease or condition that usually takes the form of a bone marrow transplantation.
      Tyson was asked whether that meant if his white blood had been spun and then put back in, to which he replied: “Yes. As they took the blood it was red and when it came back it was almost transfluid (sic).
      “I could almost see through the blood, and then they injected it in me.
      “And I’ve been weird ever since, I’ve got to get balanced now.”
      Tyson has dramatically transformed his body after returning to training
      During his reign as champion, Tyson would wake up at 4.30am to run before later heading to the gym where he would do 10-12 rounds of boxing mixed in with an array of muscles exercises.
      His diet consisted of 3000-4000 calories of carbohydrates and proteins which helped fuel his training sessions.
      Tyson, still the youngest heavyweight champion of all time at 20, retired with a record of 50-6-2 and remains one of the most celebrated punchers of all time.
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      Manny Pacquiao vs Yordenis Ugas LIVE REACTION: Filipino LOSES ring return in Las Vegas, hints at RETIREMENT – updates

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      MANNY PACQUIAO made an unsuccessful return to the ring tonight to face Yordenis Ugas for the WBA welterweight title, losing on points. Pac Man, 42, was set to face pound-for-pound king Errol Spence Jr but the American was forced to pull out after having eye surgery.
      Instead the Filipino legend took on Ugas, who beat him with scores of 115-113, 116-112×2.

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      U-GOT IT
      Manny Pacquiao threw double the amount of punches than opponent Yordenis Ugas – but the Cuban landed with more accuracy, writes JACK FIGG. 
      Pacquiao was beaten in his first fight for over two years as he returned to the ring – but it was not for a lack of trying.
      According to CompuBox, the Filipino boxing icon threw 815 punches, compared to Ugas’ 405. 
      It meant he was twice as active, but was 21 per cent less accurate. 
      Ugas landed with 37 per cent of his punches, totalling 151 over 12 rounds, while Pacquiao finished with only 130, equalling 16 per cent. 
      Most importantly for the champion was his jab, which helped establish dominance in the battle between southpaw and orthodox. 
      Ugas landed 50 of the 234 he threw, with an accuracy rate of 21 per cent. 
      For Pacquiao, he found home with 42 of the 475 thrown, meaning he connected with just nine per cent of his lead southpaw jabs.

      PAC IT IN
      Manny Pacquiao admits he ‘may not’ return to the ring following his loss to Yordenis Ugas, writes CHISANGA MALATA.
      The Filipino legend, 42, suffered a unanimous decision defeat to the WBA welterweight champion in front of a packed crowd at Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena.
      Father Time looked to have finally caught up with the 42-year-old, who is now thinking about life after boxing.
      In his post-fight press conference, he said: “In the future, you may not see Manny Pacquiao fight again in the ring. 
      “I don’t know. But for how many decades, I’m so happy with what I’ve done in boxing.
      “I contribute a record in boxing also and to make boxing the top. 
      “And especially bring honour to my country and the Filipino people.
      “I’m so proud to be a Filipino and thankful to all the fans all over the world.”
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      DAN THE MAN
      Two-weight world champion Danny Garcia has taken to social media to praise the efforts of both Pacquiao and Ugas.
      The American ace tweeted: “Ugas fought a great fights.
      “Props to Manny for taking on a tough challenge still a legend.”
      Ugas fought a great fights. Props to manny for taking on a tough challenge still a legend.— Danny ‘Swift’ Garcia (@DannySwift) August 22, 2021

      PAC MAN
      What a career indeed!
      If this is the end, then Pacquiao can have no regrets from his career.
      Simply one of the greatest boxers to ever step foot in the ring.
      The first boxer to win the lineal championship in five different weight classes.The first boxer to win major world titles in four of the eight divisions.The only boxer to hold world championships across four decades.Manny Pacquiao, what a career.#PacquiaoUgas pic.twitter.com/gU4XN30iBJ— bet365 AUS (@bet365_aus) August 22, 2021

      MANN ALIVE
      Manny Pacquiao landed fewer punches on Yprdenis Ugas than he did in his defeat to Floyd Mayweather.
      The Filipino legend threw a total of 815 punches, but connected just 130 times.
      In contrast, Ugas successfully landed 151 out of his 405 punches.

      PACQUIAO VS UGAS 2?
      Yordenis Ugas has revealed he’s open to giving boxing great Manny Pacquiao a rematch following his unanimous decision victory over Filipino.
      During the post-fight press conference, Ugas said: “He can have a rematch.”
      When asked if he thinks Manny would want a second bout, the Cuban said: “200 per cent. Manny is a great legend, a great fighter.
      “If he wants a rematch, no question about it. A legend like that deserves it.”
      Yordenis Ugas lands a stiff jab on Manny PacquiaoCredit: AP
      ‘GREATNESS’
      Former WBO welterweight champion Jesse Vargas has heaped praise on boxing legend Manny Pacquiao, praising him for not taking easy fights deep into his forties.
      When asked how the world will remember Manny Pacquiao, he said: “Always willing to take on the best in the division.
      “He could’ve got a tune-up fight with the short time that he had when Errol Spence was injured.
      “But he didn’t, he chose to go after a champion.”

      SPORTING WORLD REACTS
      Here’s how the sporting world has reacted to Manny Pacquiao’s unanimous decision defeat to Yordenis Ugas.
      They will never be ANOTHER Manny Pacquiao— Rougarou (@RPrograis) August 22, 2021

      If that was Manny Pacquiao’s last fight, I want to thank him for never ducking dangerous opponents and ALWAYS COMPETING WITH ALL HIS HEART AND SOUL.— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) August 22, 2021

      would’ve loved to see Manny Pacquiao retire after the Thurman fight. But not many boxers know when to leave, or on top…. #boxing— Steve Kim (@SteveKim323) August 22, 2021

      EMOTIONAL
      An emotional Manny Pacquiao made sure to address his legions of fans inside the T-Mobile Arena and around the world before he made his way backstage.
      After the defeat, the eighth of his 26-year-long career, he said: “I really appreciate you coming here.
      “I hope in my 20 years in boxing, you enjoyed it. That’s boxing.
      “I congratulate my opponent. Let’s face another tomorrow.”
      Manny Pacquiao waves to fans after his decision loss to Yordenis UgasCredit: Rex
      Pacman blows a kiss to his legions of supporters in the T-Mobile Arena and around the worldCredit: Rex

      ALL SMILES
      Despite coming up short against Ugas, loveable fan favourite Manny Pacquiao still all smiles as per usual.

      ERROL SPENCE JR REACTS
      IBF welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr has offered his thoughts on Manny Pacquiao’s defeat to Yordenis Ugas.

      PACMAN TEASES RETIREMENT
      Manny Pacquiao has hinted his defeat to Cuba’s Yordenis Ugas could be his final foray into the ring.
      The 42-year-old said: “I don’t know,” if I’ll fight again.
      “Let me relax and think about it. Final announcement is in October for presidency.
      “I want to help my people.”
      He added: “I will make a final announcement next month, I know that I am facing a big problem and more difficult work than boxing.”
      UGAS WINS!
      Yordenis Ugas wants to unify the welterweight division – specifically with Errol Spence Jr.
      He says: “Now the plan is to unify the title at welterweight. Everyone said he was the champion, now they know the real champion.
      “(Spence) is the next one on the list that I want to fight but I’m praying he recovers.”
      UGAS WINS!
      He says: “I’m very excited, but most of all I want to thank MP for giving me this moment in this ring today.
      “I told you I am the champion of the WBA and I showed you tonight.”
      Ugas adds: “He’s a tough, great competitor, but I came in here to show that I am the champion of the WBA and a lot of respect for him, but I won the fight.”
      Credit: AP
      PACQUIAO VS UGAS
      Judges score the bout: 115-113, 116-112 (x2) and the winner by unanimous decision… Yordenis Ugas!
      The Cuban celebrates a career-defining night and retains his WBA belt.
      What now for the legendary Manny Pacquiao?
      Credit: AP

      PACQUIAO VS UGAS
      Round 12: Final round here and it’s all to play for, could it be the final three minutes of Pacquiao’s career?
      Pacquiao sent off balance as Ugas lets his hands go, really stamping his authority in the closing stages.
      Ugas finishing strong with combinations, it’s been a career-best and life-changing performance from Ugas.
      We go to the judges scorecards in Las Vegas…
      Credit: AP
      PACQUIAO VS UGAS
      Round 11: Good combination lands for Pacquiao, double jab, left hand ended with a right hook. He needs more of that.
      Pacquiao coming forward and really pushing the pace but another looping right hook lands for Ugas.
      Bit more activity for PacMan in that round, and if some of the close rounds have gone his way, he may not be far behind.
      Credit: AFP

      PACQUIAO VS UGAS
      Round 10: Left hand sneaks in for Pacquiao as the two come together on the inside, Ugas left unfazed.
      The Cuban then times a perfect right hook around the side which shook PacMan’s chin.
      Double jab followed by a right hand lands for Ugas, who has had a response for everything Pacquiao has thrown at him.
      Credit: EPA

      PACQUIAO VS UGAS
      Round 9: Pace has slowed down which only suits Ugas, who is happy to just counter with his lead left hand jab.
      Pacquiao has just not been able to get in a rhythm but has landed some eye-catching combinations.
      Ugas was able to defend most coming his way but it was more promising from PacMan.
      Credit: EPA

      PACQUIAO VS UGAS
      Round 8: Ugas comes out fast and lands a sweeping right hook right on the button.
      Another right hand lands for Ugas who is really starting to boss the action.
      Left hook clips Pacquiao and ends probably Ugas’ best and most convincing round.
      Credit: Rex

      PACQUIAO VS UGAS
      Round 7: Ugas countering well with his jab and then covers up as Pacquiao tries to throw in combinations.
      Ugas comes forward and lands with combinations of his own, really taking control.
      Pacquiao is starting to look outmatched unless he can find a way to get in a rhythm and land in numbers.
      Credit: Rex

      PACQUIAO VS UGAS
      Round 6: Slow round in the middle stages, with again Ugas controlling the action with his jab.
      Pacquiao even leaped in with a lead right hook and was made to miss the target, a sign of his frustration.
      Heading into the second half, challenger PacMan needs to up his product and throw in numbers.
      Credit: Rex

      PACQUIAO VS UGAS
      Round 5: Short one-two lands for Pacquiao, who comes forward but Ugas just steps out of range.
      PacMan edging out the jab and throwing the odd lead left hand, looking to throw combinations again.
      Better round for the Filipino legend, but not yet able to put a dent in Ugas.
      Credit: Getty

      PACQUIAO VS UGAS
      Round 4: Ugas lands a good short right uppercut as the pair come together on the inside.
      Pacquiao tries to lead off with one of his famous left hands before pivoting off, but Ugas counters with a good right hand.
      Defending champion Ugas looks the stronger and more accurate of the two so far.
      Credit: Rex

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      Manny Pacquiao needed eight stitches after loss to Yordenis Ugas as boxing legend shows off bruised face in defeat

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      MANNY PACQUIAO needed eight stitches after losing to Yordenis Ugas as the boxing legend showed off his bruised face in defeat. PacMan was beaten on his return to the ring by Ugas following over two years out.
      Manny Pacquiao needed eight stitches after losing to Yordenis UgasCredit: AFP
      Manny Pacquiao showed off his bruised face in defeatCredit: AP
      Afterwards the boxing legend and eight-division champion revealed his bruised and swollen face post-fight.
      And according to ESPN he needed eight stitches in total – five to close one cut and three stitches glued onto the other.
      Pacquiao was offered a rematch by Ugas, who retained the WBA belt formerly held by the Filipino icon.
      But PacMan hinted at retirement following his 72nd fight, which would bring an end to one of boxing’s most celebrated careers.
      He said: “In the future, you may not see Manny Pacquiao fight again in the ring. I don’t know.
      “But for how many decades, I’m so happy with what I’ve done in boxing.

      “I contribute a record in boxing also and to make boxing the top. And especially bring honour to country and the Filipino people.
      “I’m so proud to be a Filipino and thankful to all the fans all over the world.”
      Ugas said: “He can have a rematch.
      “Two hundred per cent, Manny’s a great legend, a great fighter. He wants a rematch, no question about it a legend like that deserves it.”
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      Manny Pacquiao punch stats reveal Filipino threw double amount as Yordenis Ugas but Cuban landed with more accuracy

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      MANNY PACQUIAO threw double the amount of punches than opponent Yordenis Ugas – but the Cuban landed with more accuracy. Pacquiao was beaten in his first fight for over two years as he returned to the ring – but it was not for a lack of trying.
      Yordenis Ugas beat Manny Pacquiao on pointsCredit: Getty
      Final punch stats between Manny Pacquiao and Yordenis Ugas
      According to CompuBox, the Filipino boxing icon threw 815 punches, compared to Ugas’ 405.
      It meant he was twice as active, but was 21 per cent less accurate.
      Ugas landed with 37 per cent of his punches, totalling 151 over 12 rounds, while Pacquiao finished with only 130, equalling 16 per cent.
      Most importantly for the champion was his jab, which helped establish dominance in the battle between southpaw and orthodox.
      Ugas landed 50 of the 234 he threw, with an accuracy rate of 21 per cent.
      For Pacquiao, he found home with 42 of the 475 thrown, meaning he connected with just nine per cent of his lead southpaw jabs.

      The fight proved a chess match of sorts with little thrills, but Ugas did land some memorable right hooks over the top.
      In total, he connected with 101 power punches of the 171 thrown, with an impressive success rate of 59 per cent.
      But for Pacquiao, he landed just 26 per cent of his power punches, with 88 out of 340 finding the target.
      The eight-division champion was unable to roll back the clock once more, and admitted it could be the final fight in his illustrious career.
      Pacquiao said: “In the future, you may not see Manny Pacquiao fight again in the ring. I don’t know.
      “But for how many decades, I’m so happy with what I’ve done in boxing.
      “I contribute a record in boxing also and to make boxing the top. And especially bring honour to country and the Filipino people.
      “I’m so proud to be a Filipino and thankful to all the fans all over the world.”
      Manny Pacquiao admitted he could retireCredit: AP
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      Manny Pacquiao offered rematch by Yordenis Ugas and Cuban is ‘200 per cent’ willing to fight boxing legend again

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      YORDENIS UGAS is ‘200 per cent’ willing to fight Manny Pacquiao again as he offered the boxing legend a rematch. The Cuban handed Pacquiao a heartbreaking defeat on what was the Filipino icon’s return after more than two years out.
      Yordenis Ugas is ‘200 per cent’ willing to rematch Manny PacquiaoCredit: AP
      Ugas, 35, was due to feature on the undercard and only filled in to face PacMan, 42, after Errol Spence Jr, 31, pulled out with an eye injury.
      The WBA champion retained his belt, which was formerly held by Pacquiao until he was stripped of inactivity amid the coronavirus pandemic.
      But Ugas is open to giving his iconic opponent one more shot at winning back the title and avenging the loss.
      He said: “He can have a rematch.
      “Two hundred per cent, Manny’s a great legend, a great fighter. He wants a rematch, no question about it a legend like that deserves it.”
      Going into Pacquiao’s 72nd fight, he refused to confirm whether or not it would be his last.
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      And afterwards, one of the sport’s most beloved and celebrated fighters told fans it could be the end of the road for his in-ring career.
      Pacquiao, 42, said: “In the future, you may not see Manny Pacquiao fight again in the ring. I don’t know.
      “But for how many decades, I’m so happy with what I’ve done in boxing.
      “I contribute a record in boxing also and to make boxing the top. And especially bring honour to country and the Filipino people.
      “I’m so proud to be a Filipino and thankful to all the fans all over the world.”
      Yordenis Ugas celebrates his winCredit: Reuters
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      Yordenis Ugas denies fighting Manny Pacquiao with left arm injury and says he was ‘perfectly fine’ in stunning win

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      YORDENIS UGAS revealed he was ‘perfectly fine’ against Manny Pacquiao after fans feared he fought with an injured left arm. The Cuban welterweight champion handed Pacquiao a heartbreaking defeat on the boxing legend’s return in Las Vegas last night.
      Yordenis Ugas revealed he was ‘perfectly fine’ against Manny PacquiaoCredit: Rex
      Yordenis Ugas had fans fearing he was injured
      But before the fight, conspiracies spread online that Ugas had suffered an injury after his left bicep appeared to be swollen.
      Ironically, it was his left hand which helped him box to victory on the scorecards thanks to an expert jab.
      And at the post-fight press conference, Ugas slammed any concerns that he compromised physically heading into the fight.
      His translator said: “That’s boxing you’ve got a lot of trash guys like Rick Glaser, who make comments and make rumours.
      “That’s boxing and he was perfectly fine and if his left hand was so bad why did he neutralise him with his left hand?
      “That’s what won the fight, the left hand.”

      Pacquiao, 42, was returning for the first time in over two years, having last beat Keith Thurman, 32, in July 2019.
      But he refused to confirm whether it would be his final fight, in a hint retirement could follow.
      Pacquiao admitted: “I don’t know. Let me rest first and relax and make a decision if I continue to fight or not.”
      Nonetheless, classy Ugas – who stepped in on two week’s notice for the injured Errol Spence Jr – offered PacMan a second crack at his WBA belt.
      He said: “He can have a rematch.
      “Two hundred per cent, Manny’s a great legend, a great fighter. He wants a rematch, no question about it a legend like that deserves it.”
      Yordenis Ugas offered Manny Pacquiao a rematchCredit: AP
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